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2016 TOUR OF THE GREAT SOUTH COAST August 10 – 14 PROPOSED COURSE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10: CITY OF MOUNT GAMBIER STAGE 1: MOUNT GAMBIER Criterium. 30 laps of a 1.2km Start: 11.00am CBD circuit, Vansittart Park Finish: 11.45am(approx.) DISTANCE: 36kms SPRINTS: 11 HILL CLIMBS: 0 STAGE 2: MOUNT GAMBIER – BLUE LAKE Road race. 10 laps of a 6.5km Start: 1.30pm Blue Lake and Reidy Park primary school circuit Finish: 3pm(approx.) DISTANCE: 65kms SPRINTS: 4 HILL CLIMBS: 4 THURSDAY, AUGUST 11: DISTRICT COUNCIL OF GRANT STAGE 3: PORT MACDONNELL Road race, starting and finishing in Port MacDonnell ( via Allendale East, Pelican Point, Carpenter Rocks, Blackfellows Caves, Blue Lake Golf Links, Donovans, Brown Bay, Riddoch Bay, Race Course Bay Start: 11am Finish: 2.30pm(approx.) DISTANCE: 137.6kms SPRINTS: 6 HILL CLIMBS: 1 FRIDAY, AUGUST 12: WATTLE RANGE-GLENELG SHIRE STAGE 4: PENOLA Criterium. 30 laps of a 1.3km Start: 10.30am circuit at Penola Primary School Finish: 11.30am(approx.) DISTANCE: 39 kms SPRINTS: 11 HILL CLIMBS: 0 2016 TOUR OF THE GREAT SOUTH COAST August 10 – 14 STAGE 5: PENOLA TO CASTERTON Road race, via Warrawindi, Lake Mundi, Murramindi, Karak on Route C198 Start: 1.00 pm (S.A. time) Finish: 3.00pm (Vic. time, approx.) DISTANCE: 64.2kms SPRINTS: 4 HILL CLIMBS: 0 SATURDAY, AUGUST 13: GLENELG SHIRE STAGE 6: CAPE BRIDGEWATER Road race. Four laps of a 29km bushland-lakes circuit, incorporating Bridgewater Lakes, Portland Airport and Cashmore, with the start- finish line at Portland Surf Lifesaving Club. Start: 12noon Finish: 3.00pm(approx.) DISTANCE: 121.4kms SPRINTS: 8 HILL CLIMBS: 8 SUNDAY, AUGUST 14: GLENELG SHIRE STAGE 7: PORTLAND Criterium. 30 laps of a1.6km town & Start: 12.30pm waterfront circuit Finish: 1.45pm (approx.) DISTANCE: 48kms SPRINTS: 11 HILL CLIMBS: 0 TOTAL DISTANCE: 511.2kms TOTAL NUMBER OF SPRINTS: 55 TOTAL NUMBER OF HILL CLIMBS: 13 .

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